Britain has frozen assets of 20.5 billion dollars belonging to Russia
The report of the Reuters agency says that thus Russia It left behind Libya and Iran among the countries sanctioned in Britain
Britain the government of November 10stated that Russia belonging to oligarchs and other persons sanctioned for Moscow’s unjustified and unjustified interference in Ukraine 20.5 billion has frozen dollar assets.
The report of the Reuters agency says that thus Russia It left behind Libya and Iran among the countries sanctioned in Britain.
Britain The annual report of the Ministry of Finance states that the amount of Russian assets currently frozen in Britain is 6% of the assets of all the countries on which sanctions have been imposed. billion pounds is too much.
Britain Russian oligarch this year Roman Abramovich and tradesmen Mikhail Friedmanas well as Vladimir Putinhis family members and military placed sanctions on the commanders.
This too news It is given that the frozen assets include shares in companies and bank including the money kept in their accounts.
It is also noted that frozen assets do not include real estate or property such as yachts.
1200 Russians, more than 120 Russian companies
The British government imposed sanctions on 85 percent of Russia’s exports to this country.
Britain from Russia gas and declared that it will completely stop buying oil by the end of this year.
London openly declares that all these sanctions are due to Russia’s intervention in Ukraine.
Britain has so far imposed sanctions on 1,200 Russians and more than 120 Russian companies.
Western sanctions against Russia also include the export of spare parts to Russia for the automotive industry.
Officials say that because of these sanctions, Russia is now forced to produce its Lada cars without airbags and locks.
Russia is in need of semiconductors in household appliances
Due to these sanctions, Russia is forced to remove spare parts from airplanes for space companies and use semiconductors from woodworking equipment for use in Soviet-era tanks.
This too news given that the flow of intelligence from Russia has increased recently and Russia’s access to critical technologies has been restricted.
Currently, 75 percent of foreign companies are reducing their operations in Russia, and 25 percent of foreign companies have been forced to leave Russia.
Reuters writes that Britain has frozen Russian assets for now, but the one-time confiscation of these assets is being seriously discussed.
The report says that the British government has so far received 236 reports of violations of sanctions against Russia.